mov R Markdown and R Sweave are always my best friend when I write data analysis. So, if I have a website, I absolutely want to generate all my posts with these two friends in Rstudio environment. Then, I found this valuable resourse online: BLOGGING WITH RMARKDOWN, KNITR, AND JEKYLL in Brendan Rocks’s blog. I kindly followed the steps he wrote and got my webiste done.

Steps

  1. Have a Github account ready and download Github Desktop.
  2. Find a Jekyll theme you like. http://jekyllthemes.org
  3. Fork the repo of the theme. imag:fork_the_theme
  4. Clone the repo and open in Github Desktop. image:clone_and_open_in_desktop.png Now any modifications in local files will be record but only when you press Published or Syn, the files in Github account will be changed.
  5. Create a branch called gh-pages, if a project website is needed. create_branch_gh-pages.png
  6. Search knitr-jekyll repo on Github and download
  7. Create a R project at the